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Santuit Ponds. The trails would include a series of Conservation Plan" for the Mashpee Refuge, which
<br /> smaller parks and green spaces which would pass should be completed in 2015. Work also began on
<br /> through the heart of the Commons, and integrate the trails and access planning for the Refuge, including
<br /> public recreation spaces with its commercial core and development of a new trails map, through a Trails
<br /> surrounding residential areas. In conjunction with Subcommittee on which I serve.
<br /> activities such as farmers markets, artisan fairs,
<br /> concerts, outdoor movies, public art, bike and kayak The Planning Department/Planning Board pages
<br /> rentals, and possibly a winter skating/summer splash of the Town's web site provide Planning Board forms,
<br /> park, the hope is that Mashpee Commons and the planning-related links, the Town's Zoning By-law,
<br /> surrounding area will become a year-round destination project checklists,the Board's Subdivision and Special
<br /> for citizens, visitors and their families, looking for Permit Regulations and other planning-related
<br /> recreational opportunities along with a distinctive documents. Recordings of television broadcasts of
<br /> shopping and dining experience. Planning Board meetings can also be viewed on the
<br /> Town's web site at http://www.mashpeema.gov.
<br /> The Town Planner also met extensively with the
<br /> developers of Mashpee Commons regarding planning I greatly appreciate the assistance of the
<br /> for future phases of the project, including East Steeple Inspections Department and ZBA staff in taking
<br /> Street and Trout Pond, as well as a proposed assisted delivery of plans and other materials, and taking
<br /> living facility in the latter area. questions when I am unavailable. I also sincerely
<br /> appreciate the support and encouragement the Planning
<br /> Given staff limitations and the Planning Board's Department has received over the last 30 years from
<br /> decision to focus on its Greenways plan and ongoing citizens of Mashpee. I welcome your opinions on the
<br /> project reviews,almost no work could be done on the planning issues that face the Town, especially with
<br /> update of our Comprehensive Plan. regard to the Comprehensive Plan update, suggested
<br /> zoning amendments, and the Planning Board's
<br /> In addition to assisting the Planning Board with Greenways Plan, and encourage you to participate
<br /> permit reviews and other tasks, the Planning actively in meetings and community debates about our
<br /> Department undertakes other assignments from the Town's future. Please feel free to contact me with any
<br /> Board of Selectmen and Town Manager, assists the opinions or suggestions at(508)539-1414 or via e-mail
<br /> Inspections Department, Conservation Commission, at tfudala@mashoeema.gov.
<br /> Historic District Commission,Historical Commission,
<br /> Sewer Commission, Town Counsel, Assessing Respectfully submitted,
<br /> Department, Affordable Housing Committee, ZBA, F.Thomas Fudala
<br /> Mashpee Housing Authority, EDIC and other boards, Town Planner
<br /> committees and departments with their activities, and
<br /> responds to frequent requests from developers,realtors,
<br /> appraisers, attorneys, consultants, landowners, other
<br /> town planners,planning students,residents,and others Report of the
<br /> with planning, zoning, land use, traffic, land title, and
<br /> similar requests for information and assistance. In Police Chief
<br /> 2014,those included 552 phone calls, 143 office visits
<br /> and over 300 email requests. To the Honorable Board of Selectmen;Town
<br /> During 2013, I continued to serve on the Plan Manager; and Citizens of the Town of Mashpee:
<br /> Review Committee and the Mashpee National Wildlife In 2014, the Mashpee Police Department
<br /> Refuge Management Committee. The Refuge processed the following: 29,813 calls for service; 371
<br /> Management Committee continued to focus its efforts motor vehicle accidents involving personal injury or
<br /> on planning for public safety, particularly wildfire property damage over$1,000; 805 arrests or criminal
<br /> hazard protection,as well as on habitat protection and applications (including 46 protective custody — the
<br /> a specific project related to rare New England same as last year); 1,215 incident reports; and 5589
<br /> Cottontail rabbits,as well as the U.S. Fish & Wildlife motor vehicle stops. In terms of crimes,there were 0
<br /> Service's Congressionally-mandated"Comprehensive
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